Do purple artichokes taste different?
Chef's answer
Speaking of taste, you might find that purple artichokes taste a little different from their green counterparts -- slightly stronger or heartier.
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Scallops should be super easy to cook at home, but as many who have tried can attest, they often turn rubbery on the inside for no apparent reason. ... True to their name, wet scallops exude more moisture when they're cooking, messing up the searing process and leaving you with an icky, rubbery dinner.
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But if there are many layers, like visible wood grain, the scallops are too dried-out and old. If you're searing, one other thing you need to do with the more common wet-pack scallops is dry them well between paper towels.
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Atlantic salmonAtlantic salmon is also a natural crowd-pleaser because of its assertive flavor profile. Atlantic salmon often has less fat and less flavor compared to the wild-caught varieties.
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Salmon is a large fish that can weigh up to 30 kilos and measure more than a meter and a half in length. Its skin is thick, bluish gray with silver on its belly, and dark spots on the head and back. Taste-wise it is very aromatic and a bit oily.
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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one possible cause of having an ammonia taste in your mouth, sometimes called "ammonia breath." Some people describe ammonia breath as having a metallic taste, while others have reported that it smells similar to urine..
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Like I said before, scallops have a mild, unique taste similar to crab and lobster. Scallops should not have a strong, fishy smell. If your scallops smell very "fishy", it's likely because they are old and possibly already spoiled. Instead, fresh scallops should not smell at all..
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Generally fishy taste comes from fish or shellfish that is not fresh. The part of the scallop you eat is the abductor muscle that holds the two shells together. The flavor is both sweet and delicate. Scallops will turn rubbery if over cooked.
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